Il-Fil tat-Tiġdid - Revision history

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	The series aimed to rekindle memories of the long history of cable radio in Malta, which had ceased to operate in 1989. Each programme featured at least one guest, who was normally a long-standing or retired broadcaster, along with recordings from the radio stations tape collection.		The series aimed to rekindle memories of the long history of cable radio in Malta, which had ceased to operate in 1989. Each programme featured at least one guest, who was normally a long-standing or retired broadcaster, along with recordings from the radio stations tape collection.

	The open song was a purposely re-recording of a jingle by [[Fr David Azzopardi]], originally created as an advertisement for the newly re-branded cable radio service around 1977, operated by [[TeleMalta Corporation]] through [[Xandir Malta]].		The open song was a purposely re-recording of a jingle by Fr [[David Azzopardi]], originally created as an advertisement for the newly re-branded cable radio service around 1977, operated by [[TeleMalta Corporation]] through [[Xandir Malta]].

	== Series 1 ==		== Series 1 ==

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	'''Il-Fil tat-Tiġdid''' was a series of radio programmes produced and presented by [[Toni Sant]] on [[~~Radio~~ Malta]] in 1990 and 1991.		'''Il-Fil tat-Tiġdid''' was a series of radio programmes produced and presented by [[Toni Sant]] on [[Radju Malta]] in 1990 and 1991.

	The series aimed to rekindle memories of the long history of cable radio in Malta, which had ceased to operate in 1989. Each programme featured at least one guest, who was normally a long-standing or retired broadcaster, along with recordings from the radio stations tape collection.		The series aimed to rekindle memories of the long history of cable radio in Malta, which had ceased to operate in 1989. Each programme featured at least one guest, who was normally a long-standing or retired broadcaster, along with recordings from the radio stations tape collection.
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	== Series 1 ==		== Series 1 ==
	The first series was broadcast on Saturdays on Radio Malta 2 between July and September 1990. It was repeated Tuesdays on ~~Radio~~ Malta 1. The first six programmes in this series were broadcast live, with guest coming in to the ~~Radio~~ Malta studios in [[Gwardamangia]]. Subsequent programmes were entirely prerecorded.		The first series was broadcast on Saturdays on Radio Malta 2 between July and September 1990. It was repeated Tuesdays on Radju Malta. The first six programmes in this series were broadcast live, with guest coming in to the Radju Malta studios in [[Gwardamangia]]. Subsequent programmes were entirely prerecorded.

	# Twenty Questions. Guest: [[Charles Xuereb]], [[Charles Clews]], [[Charles Arrigo]]		# Twenty Questions. Guest: [[Charles Xuereb]], [[Charles Clews]], [[Charles Arrigo]]

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	# [[Mill-Bidu Nett]] (part 1)		# [[Mill-Bidu Nett]] (part 1)
	# Mill-Bidu Nett (part 2)		# Mill-Bidu Nett (part 2)
	# [[Kelinu Vella Haber]] & [[Peter Caruana]]		# [[Kelinu Vella Haber]] & [[Peter A.Caruana]]
	# Broadcasts from North America. Guests: [[Joe Calleja (broadcaster)\|Joe Calleja]] & [[Johnny Catania]]		# Broadcasts from North America. Guests: [[Joe Calleja (broadcaster)\|Joe Calleja]] & [[Johnny Catania]]
	# [[Charles Aquilina]]		# [[Charles Aquilina]]

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	# [[Victor Aquilina]]		# [[Victor Aquilina]]
	# Fr David Azzopardi & [[Manni Spiteri]]		# Fr David Azzopardi & [[Manni Spiteri]]

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	# Remembering [[Joan Azzopardi]]. Guests: [[Mary Grech]] and [[Oreste Kirkop]] + [[Ġorġ Peresso]] remembers [[Ġorg Zammit]]		# Remembering [[Joan Azzopardi]]. Guests: [[Mary Grech]] and [[Oreste Kirkop]] + [[Ġorġ Peresso]] remembers [[Ġorg Zammit]]
	# Children's Programmes I. Guests: [[Salvinu Tellus]] and [[Frans Said]]		# Children's Programmes I. Guests: [[Salvinu Tellus]] and [[Frans Said]]
	# Children's Programmes II. Guests: [[Salvinu Tellus]] and [[Frans Said]] + Remembering [[Toni Pellegrini]]		# Children's Programmes II. Guests: Salvinu Tellus and Frans Said + Remembering [[Toni Pellegrini]]
	# [[Ġużé Cassar Pullicino]]		# [[Ġużé Cassar Pullicino]]
	# [[Pawlu Mifsud (broadcast)\|Pawlu Mifsud]]		# [[Pawlu Mifsud (broadcast)\|Pawlu Mifsud]]

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'''Il-Fil tat-Tiġdid''' was a series of radio programmes produced and presented by [[Toni Sant]] on [[Radio Malta]] in 1990 and 1991.

The series aimed to rekindle memories of the long history of cable radio in Malta, which had ceased to operate in 1989. Each programme featured at least one guest, who was normally a long-standing or retired broadcaster, along with recordings from the radio stations tape collection.

The open song was a purposely re-recording of a jingle by [[Fr David Azzopardi]], originally created as an advertisement for the newly re-branded cable radio service around 1977, operated by [[TeleMalta Corporation]] through [[Xandir Malta]].

== Series 1 ==
The first series was broadcast on Saturdays on Radio Malta 2 between July and September 1990. It was repeated Tuesdays on Radio Malta 1. The first six programmes in this series were broadcast live, with guest coming in to the Radio Malta studios in [[Gwardamangia]]. Subsequent programmes were entirely prerecorded.

# Twenty Questions. Guest: [[Charles Xuereb]], [[Charles Clews]], [[Charles Arrigo]]
# [[Victor Galdes]]
# [[Charles Zammit]]
# Remembering [[Joan Azzopardi]]. Guests: [[Mary Grech]] and [[Oreste Kirkop]] + [[Ġorġ Peresso]] remembers [[Ġorg Zammit]]
# Children's Programmes I. Guests: [[Salvinu Tellus]] and [[Frans Said]]
# Children's Programmes II. Guests: [[Salvinu Tellus]] and [[Frans Said]] + Remembering [[Toni Pellegrini]]
# [[Ġużé Cassar Pullicino]]
# [[Pawlu Mifsud (broadcast)|Pawlu Mifsud]]
# [[Mill-Bidu Nett]] (part 1)
# Mill-Bidu Nett (part 2)
# [[Kelinu Vella Haber]] & [[Peter Caruana]]
# Broadcasts from North America. Guests: [[Joe Calleja (broadcaster)|Joe Calleja]] & [[Johnny Catania]]
# [[Charles Aquilina]]

== Series 2 ==
The second series was broadcast on Saturday (confirm) between January and March 1991.

# Subscription collectors. [[Frank Saietta]] & [[Charles Carabott]]
# [[Tony Agius (guitarist)|Tony Agius]]
# Sports: [[Carmelo Costa]] & [[Lewis Portelli]]
# [[Professor Joseph Aquilina|Joseph Aquilina]] & [[Charles Coleiro]]
# Mill-Bidu Nett (part 3) + [[Romeo Micallef]] & [[George Zarb]]
# [[Charles Arrigo]]
# [[Kelinu Vella Haber]] & [[Victor Apap]]
# [[Carmen Carbonaro]] + Remembering [[Mikiel Abela l-Bambinu]]
# [[Frans Buttigieg]]
# [[Ġużé Chetcuti]] & [[J. G. Vassallo]]
# [[Joe Grima]] & [[Laurence Mizzi]]
# [[Victor Aquilina]]
# Fr David Azzopardi & [[Manni Spiteri]]